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Believe it or not, 2025 model year vehicles are already on the way. As we near the summer moths, more manufacturers will begin rolling out their new models for next year. Kia is especially bullish on getting their 2025 models to market.
Honda's EV journey is off to a rough start. But the plans are already in motion for a smoother future. The Japanese automaker outlined its EV strategy during a conference today, promising to roll out seven models globally by the end of the decade. Developed from the ground up, these new vehicles are part of the 0 Series lineup and will vary in size from small to large.
Bentley recently bid adieu to the old Continental GT with the last pure V-8 version, the Edition 8. A week later, the British luxury brand is already previewing its new model—even though it looks like a facelifted version of the car originally launched in 2017.
On May 16, more specifications of BYD’s upcoming Seal 06 DM-i were exposed in China. The car previously unveiled at the 2024 Beijing Auto Show. It is expected to be equipped with BYD’s fifth-generation DM hybrid technology and may launch at the end of May with an approximate price range of 120,000 – 150,000 yuan (16,600 – 20,800 USD).
BMW still aims for about 50% global EV sales by the end of the decade, in line with a plan the automaker rolled out in 2021, but still isn't ready to declare an end date for internal combustion.
TOKYO — Japanese automaker Honda reaffirmed its commitment to electric vehicles Thursday, saying it will invest 10 trillion yen ($65 billion) through fiscal 2031 to deliver EV models around the world, including the U.S. and China.
Ford is recalling nearly 9,000 hybrid vehicles to address a software issue that could cause the drivetrain to shift into neutral unexpectedly.
Nio’s mass-market brand Onvo plans to sell its first EV, the L60 mid-size SUV, about 50,000 yuan (6,900 USD) cheaper than with a buyout battery, sources familiar with the matter told CarNewsChina. Onvo L60 with a BaaS (battery-as-a-service) subscription would start at 169,00 yuan (23,400 USD).